Abide #16: Doctrine and Covenants 121-123
Everything changed for Joseph Smith and the Latter-day Saints in a few short months in 1838. 5000 Saints gathered in the burgeoning city of Far West, Missouri to celebrate the 4th of July. Confident and secure in their main settlement, Sidney Rigdon declared that if a mob came again, it would be a…
Ep 124 | D&C 115-120, Come Follow Me (October 11-17)
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00:27 – The Saints leave Kirtland. The pattern of prosperity and pain in church history.
04:55 – In January 1838, Joseph and Emma leave Kirtland, never to return. Their enemies follow them to Missouri.
11:25 – In Section 115 the Lord puts …
Interview of Glen Cole an Evangelical Descendent of Apostle Marriner Merrill
Join Steven Pynakker as he has a conversation with a fellow Evangelical Charismatic. In this episode we talk about Glen's Huguenot heritage, his being a direct descendent of Apostle Marriner Merrill, his ministry of "standing in the gap", and the remarkable night at a Missouri hotel room where God…
Section 51-57: May 17-23
Today we are going to talk about preaching: the call to preach, what to preach, the promises associated, and personal willingness to do what the Lord asks of us.Links
Living Scriptures stream
https://www.livingscriptures.com/ephraims-rescue/
Doctrine and Covenants Student Manual
https://www.ch…
297 | Church History Principles and Q&A | Lach Mackay and Barbara Walden
This podcast features an engaging class and dynamic Q and A focused on the Community of Christ Church History Principles and the exploration of Restoration history. Originally provided as part of Salt Lake City Community of Christ annual 2020 Sunstone Sunday Invitational. Don’t miss the follow up …
Episode 195: D&C 92, Section 121
Brigham Young is leading the exodus of the Mormons from Missouri to Illinois while Joseph twiddles his thumbs in jail. Joseph feels his power slipping away and pens an epistle to his followers.
God is either loving or wrathful, the priesthood authority comes from that love/wrath, so priesthood au…
Hawn’s Mill Massacre/Joseph’s Surrender (Part 7 of 9)
The darkest chapter in Mormon-Missouri history occurred when 17 Mormon men and boys were killed at the Hawn’s Mill Massacre. Hostilities between Mormons and Missouri state militia led Joseph to surrender, and he was actually sentenced to death during a court-martial. Historian Steve LeSueur tells…
Come, Follow Me with FAIR – Doctrine and Covenants 121–123 – Mike Parker
The “Mormon War” of 1838; Joseph Smith’s letter from Liberty Jail
by Mike Parker
(Mike Parker is a long-time FAIR member who has graciously allowed us to use materials he originally prepared for the Hurricane Utah Adult Religion Class. The scripture passages covered in his lessons don’t conform …
What Did Missouri’s Mormon Extermination Order Mean?
In October 1838, Missouri Governor Lilburn Boggs signed an executive order declaring that the Mormons "must be exterminated or driven from the State if necessary."
That order still anchors Mormon claims of persecution, including in a recent interview where a Mormon reached for Missouri when asked…
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